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Category: CPLD and FPGAs

Cypress – Super-Cheap PSoC Development Boards

Cypress have recently introduced a new range of PSoC 4 development boards that are well worth a look Based on the 4100 and 4200 series of PSoC devices they feature a powerful Cortex M0 processor, include a programmer and are[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 25th November 201425th November 2014 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment

FPGA and CPLD Cores

When you start working with CPLDs and FPGAs, the easiest way to get going is to look at existing modules and adapt them for your needs. Xilinx provide some excellent and very comprehensive cores but they tend to be fairly[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 6th December 2013 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment

Cypress System on Chip Entry Kit

System on a Chip (SoC) devices are becoming ever cheaper and represent a great way to develop micro controller apps with the minimum of external components. A typical SoC device comprises a micro controller core along with a stack of[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 4th January 20144th January 2014 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment

MathWorks News

MathWorks is used extensively by professional engineers as a design tool. One of the products that caught my eye was SimuLink which is a visual programming environment. SimuLink can be used for a wide variety of design problems but of[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 5th December 20137th December 2013 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment

New STM32 Development board with 2.4″ Touch Screen for £17!

I spotted this new development board from STM a few weeks ago and stock has now arrived at Farnell. This is an amazing value board that features a STM32F4 180MHz cpu with 3-axis MEMS sensor and a 2.4″ QVGA touch-screen[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 13th December 2013 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment

Papilio

If you are thinking of getting into FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays) it’s worth paying a visit to Gadget Factory’s Papilio project. Not only do they have some great value boards available but the new Schematic Library really helps you[…]Click to read more..

Posted on 5th December 20135th December 2013 by Mike Richards — Leave a comment
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